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  2. JENKINS-69590

Add configurable LDAP timeout properties

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    • reverse-proxy-auth-plugin
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    • Jenkins 2.361
      reverse-proxy-auth-plugin 1.7.3

      reverse-proxy-auth-plugin does not set any timeouts when doing LDAP lookups.

      In case of connection issues, the hanging thread can deadlock all access to synchronised Guava user cache. Connection drops like request throttling can be common, because all LDAP group lookups are requested by the same Jenkins user.

          [JENKINS-69590] Add configurable LDAP timeout properties

          Filip Daca added a comment -

          Solution: https://github.com/jenkinsci/reverse-proxy-auth-plugin/pull/49

          Filip Daca added a comment - Solution: https://github.com/jenkinsci/reverse-proxy-auth-plugin/pull/49

          Wadeck Follonier added a comment -

          Thanks filip_daca for your PR. I am no longer a maintainer of that plugin, I just change the default assignee to one of the recently added maintainer.
          rdalton Please tell me if you do not want to be the default assignee, I think it's either you or Steve, as others were pretty inactive.

          Wadeck Follonier added a comment - Thanks filip_daca for your PR. I am no longer a maintainer of that plugin, I just change the default assignee to one of the recently added maintainer. rdalton Please tell me if you do not want to be the default assignee, I think it's either you or Steve, as others were pretty inactive.

            rdalton Richard Dalton
            filip_daca Filip Daca
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